Source: pyhamtools Severity: normal Dear Maintainer,
python3-future is buggy with Python 3.12 and is being removed from Debian. Upstream website states they want to drop Py2.7 support "in 2023". I've created an issue to activate this plan. https://github.com/dh1tw/pyhamtools/issues/26 Even if they publish a new release quickly, make sure to remove references to "python3-future" in debian/control. Alternatively I'll provide a patch in January. Greetings, Alexandre pyhamtools $ grep past -r test/execfile.py:# While the package 'past.builtins' provide a python2 / python3 compatible version of 'execfile', test/execfile.py:# the import of 'past.builtins' keeps on throwing a deprecation warning about 'imp'. test/execfile.py:# Therefore the version of 'execfile' from 'past/builtins' has been replaced by this alternative --> nothig to do pyhamtools $ grep future -r test/test_lotw.py:from future.utils import iteritems test/test_clublog.py:from future.utils import iteritems setup.py: "future>=0.18.2", pyhamtools/qsl.py:from future.utils import iteritems debian/control: python3-future, debian/control: python3-future, # this is not about python3-future, it's harmless: test/test_lookuplib_gettersetter_api.py:from __future__ import unicode_literals test/test_lookuplib.py:from __future__ import unicode_literals pyhamtools/lookuplib.py:from __future__ import unicode_literals pyhamtools/locator.py:from __future__ import division
